Multiple reports say two firefighting helicopters operated in Greece crash while battling a major fire in the Attica region west of Athens. The Independent reports that two people die, including a Greek and a Danish national, during the collision. Other outlets, including the Evening Standard, say a Briton is reportedly among the survivors, though the exact number of survivors is not specified in the provided summaries. The crash is described as occurring west of Athens as firefighters respond to large flames in the area. The reports collectively present the incident as part of firefighting operations rather than a non-emergency flight, emphasizing the ongoing fire response at the time of the crash. No information in the provided excerpts clarifies the cause of the crash, the condition of any survivors beyond the reported Briton, or whether additional crew members are involved. Authorities have not been quoted in the supplied material, so findings on responsibility or technical factors remain undisclosed. The accounts are consistent on the crash location near Athens and the reported fatalities involving a Greek and a Danish national.